Dr. Yan Wenbin delivers a speech at Inner Mongolia Photonics Technologies Co Ltd. [Photo/Ordos Release]

Inner Mongolia Photonics Technologies Co Ltd (Photonics Technologies) in Ordos – in North China’s Inner Mongolia autonomous region -- recently successfully joined Huawei's supply chain of enterprises and its products were designated by Huawei as the only qualified products for optical cavity decay, a company spokesman said.

Photonics Technologies, established in 2015 by doctor Wen Binyan, is located in Ordos High-tech Industrial Development Zone.

It aims to develop and produce the world's most advanced ultra-high-sensitivity laser gas detection instrument, which is mainly used for the detection and analysis of trace impurities in various high-purity gases.

Dr Yan Wenbin returned to Ordos from the United States to start his own business in 2011. With the support of the high-tech zone, Photonics Technologies established itself and engaged in  product research and development, equity financing and industrialization.

Currently, it has an R&D team of 12 researchers which has developed nine types of products to meet different industrial application scenarios.

Among its top achievements is its high-purity gas analyzer, which broke the long-term monopoly position previously occupied by the United States in this field – providing high-purity gas detection and analysis equipment for chip manufacturers in China. The company spokesman said the product is committed to resolving the bottlenecks in the production of chips.

Dr. Yan Wenbin (first left) supervises equipment adjustments in a laboratory. [Photo/Ordos Release]